Hello: If you pass up BURBANK'S REAL BAR-B-Q, you've really missed out. They have 5 locations in the Cinti. area. Geiss..[:) Happy eating From [email removed] Wed Nov 16 06:57:38 1994 X-Sender: [email removed] Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" To: [email removed] Subject: X-Mailer: <PC Eudora Version 1.4> Thanks for sending all the great restaurant suggestions for North Carolina. We're just back from a weekend in Chapel Hill and ate well thanks to you. Crook's Corner was amazing, and Pyewacket also was good. Without your help we might never have known where to go. Two other places you might want to add to your collection are in Wilson, N.C. just outside Raleigh. We always stop there when we're in the neighborhood. Usually we eat at Parker's. It's an expansive barbecue emporium that feeds you well for little money (something like $5.95 for all you can eat and $3.35 for a barbecue dinner with all the trimmings). We usually get a barbecue plate with Brunswick stew, boiled potatoes and slaw. It comes with corn sticks. The same fare is also nearby at Bill's. Both are giant places with huge businesses. They serve quickly. Hint: A waiter told us the large and small barbecue plates are just about the right size. And, he was right. My husband ordered big; I ordered regular. What we got looked the same. Thanks again. ---------------------------------------- Ron and Sally Hartman
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